Herr's Mill Covered Bridge, Wooden covered bridge in Paradise Township, United States.
Herr's Mill Covered Bridge is a wooden structure crossing Pequea Creek with a distinctive double-span design and red exterior typical of the region. The interior features traditional timber framing that allows passage for pedestrians and light vehicles.
The bridge was built in 1844 by Joseph Elliot and Robert Russell to serve local communities crossing Pequea Creek. A major renovation took place in 1875 when the structure was reinforced to ensure its longevity.
The bridge sits within a camping resort and defines the character of this rural landscape. It shows how such structures remain woven into the daily life of the region.
The bridge is located on private property within the Mill Bridge Village Camping Resort and can be accessed from Ronks Road. Visitors should note that this is a private site and appropriate access arrangements may be needed.
The bridge features a rare double arch truss design that is seldom seen in such combinations. This special engineering approach makes it a valuable example of 19th-century craftsmanship.
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